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  Castell Cydweli  
Mae'r brif fynedfa ar oleddf. Ceir mynediad ar hyd llwybr concrid llydan ag arwyneb gwrthlithro sy'n arwain at bont ddeltog bren
There is an incline to main entrance. Access is on a wide concrete path with a non slip surface, which leads on to a wooden slatted bridge
  Castell Conwy  
Mae'r castell ar dir uchel a cheir mynediad iddo drwy'r ganolfan ymwelwyr dros bont ffordd bren a ramp concrid serth a grisiau. Dim ond yn y ganolfan ymwelwyr y gellir defnyddio cadeiriau olwyn. Mae'n anodd defnyddio bygis.
Castle is on high ground with access from visitor centre via timber road bridge and steep concrete ramp and steps. Wheelchairs restricted to visitor centre only. Buggy access difficult.
  Caer Baddonau a Amffith...  
Adeilad siâp L 140’ x 35’ a 120’ x 40’. Rhodfa bren estyll o amgylch ymyl yr adeilad (5’ o led) yw’r rhan o’r heneb sy’n hygyrch. Un fynedfa (7’o led x 7’ o uchder) a thair allanfa frys, 8 o ffenestri, a 2 res hir o ffenestri yn y naill ben yr adeilad.
L shaped building 140’ x 35’ and 120’ x 40’. The accessible part of the monument is via a slatted wooden walkway around the edge of the building (5’ wide). One entrance (7’w x 7’h) plus three emergency exists, 8 windows, plus 2 long banks of windows at either end of the building.
  Bryngaer Coed Llanmelin  
O dystiolaeth a ganfuwyd wrth gloddio, gwyddom fod pobl yn byw mewn tai crwn yma wedi'u gwneud o bren a mwd. Roeddent yn cadw ac yn bwyta gwartheg, defaid a moch, yn defnyddio crochenwaith, yn toddi copr ac yn cerfio cyrn ceirw coch.
From excavation evidence, we know that people lived in circular houses here made of timber and mud. They kept and ate cows, sheep and pigs, used pottery, smelted copper and carved antlers from red deer.
  Castell Cas-gwent  
Mae gan Gas-gwent y drysau castell hynaf yn Ewrop. Mae pob un ohonynt wedi’i wneud o bren ac yn 800 mlwydd oed. Hyd at 1962, roedd y drysau hyn i’w gweld wrth y prif borth, ond ceir ei arddangos yn bellach yn ddiogel ar y safle.
If you think modern doors are long lasting, think again. Chepstow boasts the oldest castle doors in Europe. All wood and all of 800 years old. Until 1962 these doors hung in the main gateway, but are now in safe keeping in the on-site display. Let’s just say it would be nigh on impossible to find a replacement.
  Castell Cilgerran  
Mae'r llwybr sy'n arwain i'r siop ar lethr. Mae'n llwybr o'r fan yna i'r porthdy dros bont bren yn wastad. Mae rhan o dir y castell yn wastad ac mae rhan ohono ar lethr gyda llwybrau glaswelltog a chadarn.
Access to the monument is down a tarmaced cul-de-sac from Castle Square lane. The path to the shop is sloping. The path from there to the gatehouse, over a wooden bridge, is level. The castle grounds are part level and part sloping with both grass and firm paths. Access to the towers and ditch is restricted to walkers only.
  Castell Coch  
Mae'r safle yn un hygyrch ond bydd angen i’r ymwelwyr fod yn ymwybodol o nifer o fannau yn y safle, gan gynnwys tramwyfa serth sy’n arwain i'r heneb a phont godi serth o bren (â chanllaw arni) wedyn. Mae’r prif gwrt cerrig brig yn gymharol lefel ond mae’n anwastad gydag ymylon llethrog o’i amgylch ar yr ochr.
The site is accessible however visitors will need to be aware of a number of areas within the site including a steep driveway leading to the monument followed by a steep wooden drawbridge (handrail attached). The main pitched stone courtyard is relatively flat with sloping edges around on side. The internal rooms within the monument are accessed by stone staircases of which two thirds are very narrow (most with handrails provided).
  Llongau Drylliedig Cymru  
Llong gyfansawdd ddrylliedig yn dyddio o’r 19fed ganrif. Fe’i hadeiladwyd o bren ac â nodweddion copr, ond atgyfnerthwyd ei ffrâm â haearn, ac mae ganddi ddau danc dŵr mawr. Mae’r llong hon a ddarganfuwyd yn ddiweddar (yn agos i long ddrylliedig Tal-y-Bont) heb ei datgloddio, felly nid ydym yn sicr pa lwyth yr oedd yn ei gludo, sut roedd hi’n edrych, na beth oedd ei henw.
A 19th century composite wreck built of wood with copper sheathing, but with iron strengthening to the frame, with two large water tanks. The recently discovered ship (close to the Tal y Bont wreck) is unexcavated, so her cargo and form and even her identity is uncertain. Survey and research into this vessel is being undertaken.